Services and Pricing
An Experience Tailored to You
New Patients
80 minutes - $150
Who it's for
Choose this appointment type if this is your first visit to the clinic.
What to expect
Your first visit begins with a 20–45 minute consultation, where we take time to discuss your concerns, health history, and goals. This is followed by a comprehensive evaluation and a 30–60 minute acupuncture treatment. Depending on your needs, your session may also include cupping, gua sha, moxibustion, or a recommendation for an herbal formula.
How to prepare
Book an appointment below or call us at (971) 238-7831. Once your appointment is scheduled, you will receive an online intake form to complete prior to your visit. Please wear comfortable clothing if you can, including a top that can roll above the elbows and pants that can be pulled up above the knees to allow for treatment access.
Follow Ups and Returning Patients
45-60 minutes - $95
Who it's For
Choose this appointment type if you’ve been to the clinic before or are continuing care based on a treatment plan created with your provider.
What to expect
When you arrive, you can get ready in the room and treatment will commence after a quick check-in. If you’re coming for a new condition, there will be a short 10-15 minute evaluation followed by a treatment. Depending on your needs, your session may also include cupping, gua sha, moxibustion, electrical stimulation, or a recommendation for an herbal formula.
How to Prepare
Book an appointment below or call us at (971) 238-7831. Please wear comfortable clothing if you can, including a top that can roll above the elbows and pants that can be pulled up above the knees to allow for treatment access.
Services We Offer
Depending on your condition, we may recommend Any of the following during your appointment.
Acupuncture
Thin, sterile, filiform needles are placed at precise points along the body's energy pathways (known in Traditional Chinese Medicine as channels or meridians) to restore balance, stimulate the immune system, and reduce pain and inflammation. Insertion is often painless, but patients can feel many sensations from the needle. Sessions are deeply relaxing, often leaving you with a calm, grounded sense of ease. Your treatment may include multiple styles of acupuncture, among them trigger point therapy, muscle motor point stimulation, and electro-acupuncture, each selected to best support your individual needs.
Cupping
Heated glass or silicone cups are placed on the skin to create therapeutic suction, lifting the soft tissue and drawing fresh circulation to the surface. This releases muscle tension, moves stagnant blood and lymph, and supports detoxification. Sessions often leave circular marks (a normal and expected sign that stagnation is being cleared), which typically fade within a few days. Cupping is particularly effective for tight muscles, respiratory congestion, and stress-related tension held in the back and shoulders.
Gua Sha
A smooth-edged tool is pressed firmly along the skin, releasing fascial adhesions and stimulating blood flow beneath the surface. The technique may produce temporary redness called sha — a sign that stagnation is being resolved. Gua sha is highly effective for neck and shoulder tension, chronic pain, and inflammation, and is also used in gentle facial protocols to support lymphatic drainage, reduce puffiness, and encourage a healthy glow.
Moxibustion
Dried mugwort (known as moxa), is burned near or on specific acupuncture points to deliver deep, penetrating warmth into the channels of the body. This nourishes the body and is effective in treating pain from old injuries, fatigue, digestive weakness, menstrual irregularities, and providing immune support. Many patients find the warmth deeply comforting, with a grounding, restorative quality distinct from other therapies.
Tui na
Tui na is a system of Chinese therapeutic bodywork that uses rhythmic pressure, rolling, kneading, and targeted acupressure applied along the channels and joints. It is effective for musculoskeletal pain, joint stiffness, headaches, digestive complaints, and stress. We often combine tui na with acupuncture for a more comprehensive treatment.
Custom Herbal Formulas
Your formula is prescribed individually based on your constitution and presentation, and is available as granule concentrates or bulk herbs. Taken between sessions, herbal formulas extend and deepen the work done in the clinic, making them a powerful complement to acupuncture treatment. We often prescribe them for menstrual irregularities, fertility support, indigestion, and more.